Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-30
In The FIELD OF SPORT
Harry Wilkes 0ut-trotted By the Four
Year-0ld Patron at Cleveland.
OTHER DOlNGS ON THE TURF.
Parmclee the winner In His Shoot
With Jack dc Coto-Pentose and
Hardin Rife Club Ban.
dies Queer Mascot.
OTHER polNos ON THE TURF.
Harry wilkes Defeated.

Harry Wilkes Defeated.
CLEVELAND. July 29-This was the clos
ing day Of the grand circuit races. The
weather was fine the track fast and the at
tendance 10, 900, The feature of the day was
the defeat of Harry Wilkes in three straight
heats by G. r. Emery's four-year-old stall
lion, Patron, who established record Of
2:14X.
Free efor-all trotting, for purse of $4,000,
divided, unfinished from Thursday: Arab
won, j. O. second, Charlie Hilton third, Kite
foot fourth Best tme-2:l64.
sls tro,ti,ng ,g class, for purse & Of $1,000 al;
Best time--2.lGlf.
1888 trotting class. for purse Of 81. coo. d.
vided: Rosaline Wilkes Tirst Nalkir second,
Glass Leader third, CbaDter fourth. Best
time-2lssi.
Special race, for purse of 5000. Patron
won, Harry Wilkes second. Best time
Fiee-ior-all pacing, for q purse Of $1,000 d.
vided: Johnston first Mike Wilkes second,
Toledo Girl third, Little Mack dstanced.
Dfff The defeat Of Wilkes by Patron was
great surprise to many and considerable
money was lost by the public. In the first
& heat the first quarter was made in S83 with
s TSn sanns ae tte MI tu 'Gn was
reached in Al and the race home was very
pretty, Patron winning by long length in
2:l6 In the second heat Patron took the
lead from the start and kept increas,,
ing it, coming in seven lenuths ahead
In 2:l6H. In the third heat Patron was
seven lengths ahead at the three-qnarters
pole, but was kept down and finished in
9:l4Il, five lengths in the lead.
Racing at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 29-Ihe attedance
at the races to-day, the first OF the extra
days, was rather light The weather was
f,. avNI
dusty. The following Is the summary:
Three-quarters mile: BrambletOn won,
Colonel Owens second, Blessed third Time
One mile and three six teen tbs: Bennette
won, Amalgam second, Brait third. Time
Five furlongs, for maiden two-year-olds: ):
McMahon's Voltigeur. Amanda Warren colt,
l:04sl.
One mile: Nettle won, Maggie. Mitchell
second. Burton third. Time-l:44h.
Hurdle, one mile and three-sixteenths
over five hurdles: Glenarm won, Maggie
May second, Lyero third. Time-2l6x.
Brighton Beach Races.
New YORK, July 29.-The weather was
bright and warm and the track In good con-
dition at Brighton Beach to-day. The fol.
lowing is tie summary:
One and one-siXteenth miles: Susie
Forbes won, Hickory Jim second, King s
thlr0. Ilme--l :5s16.
Kingston second, Dougan third Time-1: :1s.
Seven eights mile: Annie Martin won,
Little Fellow second. George Angus third.
One mile: Jim Clare won, LEA second,
Lucy IL third. Trne-l:444.
Three-quarters mile: Ganet won, Lucky
Seven second, BobOlink third. me-1:1SH.
One and one-eighth miles: Charley Rus
sell won, Blizzard second, Charley May
third. Time-2:0OH.
Expelled From the Race Track.
CHICAGO, July 20-Mattock Bros. were ex.
pclled from the West Side race track to-day
FOR entering their horseRapreta in races and
making no effort to win with him.
The English Turf
LONDON, July 29.-The racing at tGoodwOod
was continued to-day. In the race for Good
wood stakes, Carlton won, with Beaver Sec
ond and Stanislaus third.
TrottiDe At JoIie.
JOLIET, ILL.,, July s9.-'rhe last day of the
illinois valley meeting here was great sue
cess. On account of close contests the races
were enlightened out so that the 9 S5 pace had
10 20 over till Tomorrow, making an extra
day.
Free-for-all trot, purse s4OO: Williams
first Longfellow Whip second, Joe Davis
third, others ruled out Best time-2:204.
2:29 trOt, purse $500: Charley Boy hrSt,
Frank Middleton second, Pawnee third
Eii fourth. Best time-2:GH.
Local Sporting Notes.
Mr.. Frank Parmeee and Mr.. Jack De Cote
shot q special match ut the old Athletic park
yesterday afterro oon, 50 birds each, 80 yards
rise, ground traps, national rules govern
ing, for $50 side. MIR. II. A. PenrOse was
chosen referee and the shooting begar
promptly at o'clock, Parmelee first steppiIns
% the score, and making clean kill Of
etring tiyine straight away. De Coto fol
lowed. grassing in equally good style, !
favorable beginning as If both men were In
the best Of form. and going TO make gooS
ecOres This expectation Parmelee mOrs
khan verified, but De COtO weakened early In
The tight and encOmpasSsd only a far record
However, below will be found the score
6how each mans work as intelligibly q
eould be done in q column Of description:
Parmelee-1 OIL 11l01 1l1111
l0l1l llll0llllll
De Coto-i . 0 o0oo6iI.ii;ii';iiii;iiool
l100ll 1901 0111llll
lllo10 o.. ........ :. Totals